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This glossy, glazed tile has a zellige-inspired, handcrafted look that is perfect for backsplashes, accent tiles, or decorative wall tiles in the kitchen, bathroom, and beyond. With its unique shade of green and pastel hues, this serene tile will add a touch of beauty and elegance to any space. See more color options in the Lake Glazed Ceramic Collection!
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Sold by: Box Sheet Size: 2.56" x 15.75" Thickness: 5/16/ 9 mm Material: Ceramic Color: Green Finish: Glossy Mounting type: Packing info:
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Collection: LAKE
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What color grout to use with this tile?
We typically show it with Laticrete Bright White grout - you can use any color you prefer, but we recommend testing a small section before grouting your entire installation.
Is there variability in the green color among tiles as shown in the photo above?
Yes, our Lake Ceramic tiles have a medium level of variation between pieces - the surface texture and glaze depth varies slightly from piece to piece to give them a unique look and handmade appearance. We recommend laying out your tiles before applying adhesive so you can rearrange your pieces and create a layout you like before installing them.
Does this come in individual tiles or in sheets?
Our Lake subway tiles are individual tiles. This allows you to create your preferred subway tile layout - running bond, stacked, herringbone, etc! Each box of Lake Mint tiles includes 38 loose pieces for approximately 10.76 sq ft of coverage.
A flat rate shipping charge of $159 applies to this tile.
